Installing a LAMP server class
This Wednesday we’re welcoming Phillip Whiteside (phillw) for a class which will walk you through installation of a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) server, adding on phpmyadmin and a short discussion on PHP magic-quotes.
Date and time: 28nd July, 18:00 UTC
Location:#ubuntu-classroom (questions/comments in #ubuntu-classroom-chat) on irc.freenode.net.
Slides will accompany this presentation and will be posted in channel at the beginning of the session and linked in the channel topic.
If you are unable to attend the session, logs will be available afterwards.
Packaging Training: Working with Debian BTS for (not only) Ubuntu Contributors
For our next Packaging Training Session, Rhonda, a Debian Developer, will explain how to work with the Debian Bug Tracking System (BTS). To quote an email from Rhonda:
I will try to cover basic usage like querying the web interface, reporting new bugs and also more deeper handling of bugs, including version tracking issues, and will try to address raised questions as good as possible.
The session will take place on 22nd July, 18:00 UTC in #ubuntu-classroom (questions/comments in #ubuntu-classroom-chat) on irc.freenode.net. If you are unable to attend the session, logs will be available afterwards.
We would also like to remind everyone that we would love to be able to make these sessions available to users who might not be fluent in English. To do this, we need people to volunteer to help serve as translators. There is information on the wiki page along with a short list of people who have volunteered to help translate. If you have any questions, feel free to send them to the ubuntu-classroom mailing list or stop by #ubuntu-classroom-backstage on irc.freenode.net.
Ubuntu Developer Week Wrap Up
Ubuntu Developer week finished on Friday and Daniel Holbach wrote a series of posts reviewing each day and linking to all the logs:
- Ubuntu Developer Week: Day 1
- Ubuntu Developer Week: Day 2
- Ubuntu Developer Week: Day 3
- Ubuntu Developer Week: Day 4
- Ubuntu Developer Week: Day 5
Thanks again to everyone who participated, and if you’re itching for more development classroom goodness, be sure to attend Rhonda’s session “Working with Debian BTS for (not only) Ubuntu Contributors” on Thursday, July 22 at 18:00 UTC.
EDIT: If you were able to attend, please take a moment to check out the event survey, so we can make the event even better next time! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/D3WF8TB
Ubuntu User Days Wrap-Up
We hosted our second Ubuntu User Days event this past Saturday-Sunday and it was a wonderful success!
Thanks to all our valued instructors who took time out of their weekend to present for us.
Thanks for the instructors who were called upon to either extend their session or do one altogether to fill in for instructors who were unavailable.
Finally, thanks to everyone who attended, and everyone who asked questions during the sessions.
If you missed a session you wanted to catch, the logs from all the sessions are available on the wiki, and here:
- Introduction to User Day by Nigel Babu, Penelope Stowe, Mark Cox, Chris Johnston & Elizabeth Krumbach
- Basic Ubuntu Installation and Setup by Zach Kriesse
- Partitioning 101 by Alan Bell
- Using Ubuntu One by Shrinivasan
- Gnome-Do by Caspar Clemens Mierau
- Package Management Basics by Sense Hofstede
- Ubuntu Equivalent Programs by Leandro Gómez
- Getting involved in the Ubuntu Community by Martin Owens
- Finding Helpful Resources by Jeremy Pallats
- Command Line Basics Part 1 by Mark Cox
- Command Line Basics Part 2 by Mark Cox
- What is a kernel, and why do i need it? by Jeremy Foshee
- Accessibility Features & Programs by Penelope Stowe
- Using IRC by John Chiazzese
- Trusted Software, Where to find it, and why by Paul Tagliamonte
- Using Launchpad by Draycen DeCator
- Desktop Environments: Gnome, KDE, XFCE by Mackenzie Morgan & Elizabeth Krumbach
- Choosing hardware that works with Ubuntu by Mathieu Trudel
And don’t forget, Ubuntu Developer Week is going on this week! Check the wiki for the schedule.
Ubuntu Developer Week
In just five years, Ubuntu has become the most popular Linux distribution in the world with millions of users. Ever wondered how Ubuntu development works? How to get involved yourself? Find out from July 12th 2010 to July 16th 2010!
The sessions will happen in #ubuntu-classroom and chat in #ubunt-classroom-chat on irc.freenode.net. Check out UbuntuDeveloperWeek/JoiningIn for more info.
Almost any questions you might have are answered in the session details.
The schedule is as follows (all times in UTC):
Monday, 12th of July
Time | Subject | Presenter(s) |
16:00 | Getting Started with Development (1) | dholbach |
17:00 | Getting Started with Development (2) | dholbach |
18:00 | Widgetcraft | apachelogger |
19:00 | Desktop Team overview | seb128 |
20:00 | Authoring upstart jobs | slangasek |
Tuesday, 13th of July
16:00 | Packaging like a Ninja | shadeslayer |
17:00 | I Don’t Know Anything About Translations | dpm |
18:00 | Developing with Qt Quick and QML | Riddell |
19:00 | How to work with Debian | Laney & Rhonda |
20:00 | Setting up a small validation dashboard | zyga |
Wednesday, 14th of July
16:00 | Operation Cleansweep – reviewing patches | nigelbabu |
17:00 | Forwarding bugs and patches upstream | pedro_ |
18:00 | Daily Builds and You | jorge |
19:00 | Making your application shine with application indicators | tedg |
20:00 | Kernel Triage | JFo |
Thursday, 15th of July
16:00 | Create an application for Ubuntu with Quickly | didrocks |
17:00 | Improving Ubuntu In An Evening | vish |
18:00 | Contribute to Ubuntu Server, do Server Papercuts! | ttx |
19:00 | How to help with Xubuntu | charlie-tca |
20:00 | Merge proposals: life on the sunny side | beuno |
Friday, 16th of July
16:00 | Django and you (1) | mhall119 |
17:00 | Django and you (2) | mhall119 |
18:00 | Adopt-An-Upstream | jorge |
19:00 | How to help with Edubuntu | highvoltage |
20:00 | Me, myself & QA | warp10, gaspa, BlackZ |